Never work with children or animals, warned actor and comedian W.C. Fields. As a wedding photographer you don’t have too much choice about the former - and sometimes the latter, for that matter. Why do kids get bad press? Well, I suppose they’re unpredictable. And as a mum of two boys, I’d say that their, umm, arbitrary choices? - can be their most frustrating quality. They’re not constrained by societal expectations - not yet, anyway - and guess what? Weddings are full to the brim with super-strict societal expectations! Yay! “Don’t run down the aisle. Sit up To View More >>

Working out and then communicating your preferred photography style can be difficult. For couples it can be tricky - initially, often you'll know what before what you do want.  Photographers describe their work in a number of ways: reportage, documentary, candid - what's the difference? Couples often ask for unposed and natural photography - but should a photographer take that literally? Here's a short guide to figuring out your style as a couple and communicating it with your photographer. Photographers need to avoid jargon and steer clear of ambiguous terms. We have an approach To View More >>

One of my favourite photographs taken at a Richmond Pictures wedding. Bride Angela outside ME London, waiting for a taxi heading to her elopement wedding at The Tower of London. We'd lined up a gorgeous city bridal portrait, and then... this guy! You couldn't write it.  To View More >>

Featured on Love My Dress, November 2017 Harriet & Sandy's elegant winter wedding at Dauntsey House in Bath saw atmospheric morning mist, a stunning long-sleeved wedding dress, a beautiful Britten headpiece, giant tipi and a subtle maroon and grey colour theme. Take a look at this inspirational winter wedding at Dauntsey House in Bath, which we travelled from our home in Sheffield to photograph.  Photographing in low winter light has a knack to it, and at this wedding, Tom and I decided to embrace the mood created by the mist and create atmospheric and subdued images. The gorgeous To View More >>

Beatles fans take note... Here are some pictures form one of our favourite weddings of 2015 at St Peter's Church, Woolton and The Bluecoat, Liverpool. Photographing a wedding at St Peter's amazing. It's not only where the song Eleanor Rigby was written about, but also where the Beatles first met. In perfect keeping with this, the wedding was photobombed by the Magical Mystery tour bus, packed full of lovely tourists who took their own snaps of the wedding party. We then moved on to photograph at the Strawberry Fields gates. If you can't beat'm, join'm... We lit Steph and Carl with an incredible To View More >>